On-device voice clarity processes call audio locally, inside your own environment, instead of routing it to a vendor's cloud. Hecttor runs all AI noise cancellation, speech enhancement and voice processing on the agent's machine or within your infrastructure, so no call audio, recordings or transcripts are sent to external servers. For regulated voice in healthcare, insurance and public safety, this makes privacy and compliance a property of the architecture rather than a policy promise.
How is Hecttor different from traditional noise cancellation?
Traditional tools clean one side of the call. Hecttor combines two-sided AI noise cancellation, HD voice boost and, uniquely, real-time speech-speed adjustment that slows fast speech naturally without adding delay. The goal is not just cleaner audio but comprehension for both people on the call, which is what actually lowers repetition and raises first-call resolution.
What is real-time speech speed adjustment?
Real-time speech-speed adjustment naturally slows down speech that is too fast to follow, in the moment, without introducing latency or robotic artifacts. Hecttor applies it bidirectionally, to what the agent hears and what the customer hears, closing the comprehension gap that noise cancellation alone leaves open. It is the differentiator competitors focused on 'how agents sound' do not address.
Does Hecttor add latency to calls?
No. Hecttor operates in real time with near-zero latency; homepage processing runs under 100ms so conversations stay natural, without delays, overlaps or disruption. The Hermes and Orpheus SDKs are chunk-based and run locally inside your application, with the SDK path optimized for the lowest-latency real-time pipelines.
What are the Hermes SDK and Orpheus SDK?
Hermes is Hecttor's human-to-human SDK for voice and video calls, podcasts and voice interfaces, combining noise cancellation, HD voice boost and speech-speed adjustment. Orpheus is the human-to-machine SDK, a pre-ASR pipeline that isolates the dominant speaker, removes noise, and adds turn-taking and voice activity detection to deliver clean, structured input that reduces word error rate for voice AI agents and transcription.
Is Hecttor secure and enterprise-ready?
Yes. Security is built into the architecture: no call audio, recordings or transcripts leave your environment, there is no external audio processing or storage, and everything runs on-device or within your infrastructure. Hecttor is SOC 2 Type II certified and designed in alignment with GDPR, and is operated by Saima Inc., a Delaware corporation based in Berkeley, California.